On the whole, messing about with trackmarks and the like is fiddly and doesn't work. Unfortunately, the most reliable way is the most time consuming.
All you have to do is cut up your wav file in your audio editing program into separate files. One for every track you want on the cd.
Then arrange the files in order in your cd burning software. Then set the gap or introduction time between each track to zero (NB: the first track must have a 2 second introduction). You also need to use the 'disc-at-once' option. If you are using Easy CD Creator then there might not be a specific way to set the length of gaps between tracks, but the 'disc-at-once' option should do the trick - in theory.
When you're done, send it to me so I can slag it off to everyone on UKD.
Dub.
